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I am aware that this will not get an award for brevity, but humor me.
Background info: I am someone who is known to have an incredibly individual, crazy, random style. I love uniqueness, and I hate wearing things that I know what 1 million other people are wearing. This goes for anything of the sort, whether it's a studded belt or a short little Hollister skirt- BUT this question is mostly geared towards the latter (to clarify, the clothing that the so-called "pretty people" wear).
I'm really trying to comprehend how people can like clothing like what is sold at Hollister or those type of stores. I guess it's almost humorous since I know the majority of people ask the same question about my outfits a good deal of the time- what could she possibly be thinking with that outfit? But I just don't understand...and I'm honestly trying to be as accepting of others expressions as I wish they would be of my own.
What joy do you get out of wearing these mass manufactured clothes that aren't even worth taking two looks at? They are so BORING and unoriginal and so..lacking in any creativity. Not to mention, those skirts practically show butt cheeks and things I DO NOT WANT TO SEE! EW! Between the false advertising (Feefee's stupid ass coconut shack, etc.) and the atrocious amount of skin shown, I can only wonder what America's "pretty people" are thinking and if they really are so "pretty."
Can someone please help me understand? (link)
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haha.. actually why do you pick on hollister.. even tho i dont like hollister .. abercrombie is way better.. why do I wear it..? because there clothes fit nice and its classy.. abercrombie is classy.
as for skirts.. girls wear short skirts all the time why do you have to say there from hollister.. haha..
abercrombie actually covers peoples bodies.. unless they get a small size..
and where did you get that ppl who are pretty wear it..
i dont understand where you get this stuff from..
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Rating: 2
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You completely missed the point. Nevermind.
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